Thioredoxin converts the Syrian hamster (29-231) recombinant prion protein to an insoluble form

Author： Requena J.R.   Levine R.L.  

Publisher： Elsevier

ISSN： 0891-5849

Source： Free Radical Biology and Medicine, Vol.30, Iss.2, 2001-01, pp. : 141-147

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